The final chapter has closed on LDRS 28, but you can still relive the memories of the largest launch of the 2009 flying season, from the muck and the mire of the first days to light winds and clear skies which followed. ROCKETS Magazine has posted over 8,800 photos with more being added as the event photographers submit them. If you were at the launch, take a stroll down Memory Lane — chances are good you or your rocket was captured at the event. If you didn't make it to LDRS 28, you can see what you missed. Rockets from 1/4A to full O power dominated the range each and every day. The next issue of ROCKETS Magazine will once again be a cover to cover, 64 page and full color feature on LDRS 28. The LDRS 28 video documenting the event from start to finish will be available soon after the magazine is in your mail box.

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